Cybersecurity Analyst II - Cyber Threat Intel id-9981

June 2, 2025

Description

• The Home Depot’s Cyber Threat Intelligence team is looking for a cyber defender, who has the experience and skills to identify threats as they emerge.

• This role will involve the identification of vulnerabilities, attacker trends, and novel malware.

• It is critical to think outside of the box to identify threats that could potentially impact one of the largest retailers in North America.

• Understanding of the OWASP top 10, and the way in which adversaries exploit vulnerabilities is a big plus.

• This role will support Threat Intelligence Notifications and Operations activities within the Cyber Threat Intelligence team.

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• Ability to compose well written reports and documentation that may be distributed to large parts of the organization.

• Technical understanding of the vulnerabilities on a variety of technologies.

• Has a growth mindset, and is interested in learning the basic tools and processes that The Home Depot Cybersecurity department has invested in.

• Familiarity with intelligence writing and structured analytic techniques such as analysis of competing hypotheses, "Devil's Advocate", and others.

• An understanding of corporate Information Technology environments.

• The ability to research and produce large amounts of technical and non-technical data into written and actionable reporting.

• Cyber Threat Intelligence experience such as familiarity with security researchers, vendors, and open source reporting.

• Familiar with researching cyber adversary TTPs, IOCs, malware and infrastructure.

• Familiarity with project planning and process design.

• Experience working with or willingness to learn the MITRE ATT&CK framework and its applications.

Requirements

• Previous cybersecurity experience

• Previous technical reporting experience

• Familiarity working within or with Security Operation Teams

• Collaborative Mindset

• Curious and Open Minded

• Experience with OSINT research on Threat Actors/Emerging Threats/APT’s

• Bachelor's Degree in Cybersecurity (or Related Field)

• Retail Business understanding

• Familiarity with common threat intelligence subscriptions such as Recorded Future, Domain Tools, Maltego, and Virus Total, Shodan.

• Familiarity with industry standard frameworks such as Cyber Kill-chain, NIST SP-800-53, MITRE ATT&CK, and D3FEND.

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